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Has anybody have an overly involved parent, that would just like to help with everything going on in your classroom. How did you deal with tha situation on getting them to ease up with the involvement? Did the parent become angry?
It is not a great place to work. 100 best companies my behind. DON'T DO IT
by something is not right
Dec 6, 2011
Although the center where I work bills parents for the days the center is closed for the holidays (Mondays Dec. 26 and Jan. 2), staff members do not get paid for those days, unless they work at least 35 hours a week. I am not sure how many hours per week everyone works, but since the parents are paying for those days, what plausible reason could th...See MoreAlthough the center where I work bills parents for the days the center is closed for the holidays (Mondays Dec. 26 and Jan. 2), staff members do not get paid for those days, unless they work at least 35 hours a week. I am not sure how many hours per week everyone works, but since the parents are paying for those days, what plausible reason could there be for not paying EVERYONE, based on their average hours per day during that pay period?
Has any one had a parent that you have gotten a really good parent teacher relationship and had to transition their child to another room. How did you deal with the parent that seemed very concerned that you will not be with them anymore?
Help. I work with 12-18 month year olds and need a gift idea that I can help the children make their parents for the holidays... Any Ideas?? ps trying to keep it under 5 dollars a child.
To all of the childcare teachers who have to work during the holidays.
God Bless each of you! You do extremely important work!!!
Now that's sutble! Great to hear from you.
by Jackie Hannon
Jan 26, 2012
A candidate is coming for a working interview during art . What types of art activities would you recommend? I want to see how this person interacts with the kids. 12mos to 2 yr olds
Thank you in advance
Hi ,I'm a toddler teacher,these days few kids in my class are hitting,biting or pushing each other,sometimes because they want what the other child has,we have been encouraging by using words as we don't hurt our friends ,lets be gentle etc. if the child continues the same bahaviour we start giving small time outs,also ask help from parents to talk...See MoreHi ,I'm a toddler teacher,these days few kids in my class are hitting,biting or pushing each other,sometimes because they want what the other child has,we have been encouraging by using words as we don't hurt our friends ,lets be gentle etc. if the child continues the same bahaviour we start giving small time outs,also ask help from parents to talk about being gentle..what else can be done?
Also how to deal with parents who are defensive towards their childs behaviour,as my say is we should work together to bring the best out of the child?anm I wrong here,should i avoid notifying the parent if the child is constantly hurting others? Need help in these matters. Thanks
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